Shoppers in the U.S. are continuing their boycotts against retailers like Target and Walmart. Here's why they are boycotting.

As the threat of price hikes looms over shoppers and retailers, some chains are taking matters into their own hands.

The data-science capability redefines the retailer’s delivery maps to expand the channel’s reach and accessibility.

Walmart doesn’t offer a military discount, but it does offer 50% off Walmart+ memberships (discounted to $49 per year or ...

Potential changes to the federal food assistance program could impact millions of U.S. shoppers, retailers and food and ...

If “survival” means maintaining national relevance and market share over the next ten years, Walmart and Costco appear to be safe bets. Walmart’s dominance and adaptability make it a constant. Costco, ...

Soaring food prices have been hurting consumers for years. But things are coming to a head, especially as retailers and ...

A woman is going viral on TikTok for calling out a certain type of Walmart shopper. And her reason might catch you off guard. Montaezya (@montaezya_k) says she avoids Walmart altogether because of one ...

Warehouse clubs like Costco and Sam's Club saw a boost in visitors at the end of March, before Trump's latest tariffs were ...

Walmart will soon offer discounts on gas, fast grocery delivery, food and entertainment streaming to North Carolina shoppers — but the deals are only available to certain customers.

President Donald Trump, during his announcement last week of sweeping tariffs on countries around the world, called groceries ...

Boycotts of specific companies include: Walmart: April 7-14 and May 20-26. General Mills: April 21-28. Amazon: May 6-12. Target: June 3-9. McDonald's: June 24-30.